ECON 208 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Ceteris Paribus, Demand Curve, Relative Price

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Chapter 3 demand, supply, and price (to print) Total amount of any particular product that consumers want to purchase during some time period: a desired quantity. Amount consumers want to purchase when faced with a particular price. May be different than the amount actually purchased. Quantity bought or exchanged refer to actual purchases: a flow of purchase, per period of time. When a time dimension is required to give the variable meaning. A stock has a meaning at a point in time. Money in saving account is stock whereas income is flow. Holding all variables constant to see the effects that price has on them: ceteris paribus, other things given, other things being equal. When all other variable that influence the demand of a product does not change, what does the price change of this product do. Basic economic hypothesis is that the price of a product and the quantity demanded are related negatively, other things being equal.

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